The Giara is a vast uncontaminated basalt plateau where thousands of wild horses have lived for thousands of years, though it remains a mystery how they came to inhabit this natural landscape of outstanding beauty. We approach them through the cork oak trees and the myrtle-scented shrubs, to see them while they drink calmly in the small ponds.

The Giara is a special place; it stands high above and resists the strength of time protected by natural bastions of hard and steep rock. Below them, on the plain, we spot in the distance the monumental nuraghe of Barumini. This typical Sardinian prehistoric structure was built with stones carved out from the Giara itself.

The nuraghe is made up of a system of towers, part of an old genial idea the memory of which has sadly been lost. Today we can witness an amazing prehistoric monument built by people who knew how to govern with balance over the external forces. We will discover an archaeological site of hidden stone staircases and follow the traces left by people who believed in the power of water.